Tyreek Hill is one of the best receivers in the NFL and has been dazzling Kansas City Chiefs fans with electrifying plays week after week. His latest performance was literally life-saving.

The Chiefs wide receiver posted a monster outing against the Philadelphia Eagles, tallying 186 yards and three touchdowns. That kind of highlight-filled stat line usually draws rabid reactions from Chiefs super fan and KC area bounty hunter Louie Brewer.

But when the celebratory Chiefs messages never came in his group chat with fellow bounty hunters, they decided to check up on him. He had reportedly been discovered alone in his home, on the brink of death after suffering a stroke.

After Tyreek Hill himself heard the news, he paid Brewer a visit in person to wish him a speedy recovery.

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Via Fox News:

“The catalyst for us checking on him was us not receiving a text.and the crazy thing about that is the Cheetah just kind of downplayed that. He was so nonchalant. He was a human. He wasn’t looking for accolades. He was there for Louie,” Brewer’s guardian, friend and fellow bounty hunter Rodney Jarrett said of the Chiefs star.

Hill even signed some Chiefs gear for Brewer with the promise that he'd be well enough to rock them at an actual game once he's well enough to do so.

Tyreek Hill may not have saved Louie Brewer's life directly, but the Chiefs star did everything else to keep him alive and raise his spirits.